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Perfect Chroma Key Cut Out even from terrible Green Screen [Creative Cow Edition]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oEBXwMOQKqo&list=PLN3b_jKYRllr7BNy-vTxFDOftFRp5gLiz&index=2
A modified version of this tutorial was created thanks to the suggestion of Tim Wilson, Editor-in-Chief of Creative COW.
It almost made it into the Tutorial section but the lack of the sample video seems to blow this chance away [ Sorry Tim ! ].
However, enjoy this tutorial, the only thing lacking is the sample video where you can download to practice this technique on.
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4 Replies
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nice video!! do you have a video on how to remove a green overcast from footage? My footage was not shot against a green screen but light reflecting off the grass in a park created a green overcast.
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Hmmm…..this kind of overcast probably isn’t evenly “laid” on the subject….a uniform green cast removal might not work.
Any pictures of the footage ?
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it is sunny – I can try a uniform green but you are right it is not even in tone – any ideas?
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Without looking at the footage, I am looking at multiple masking for various parts with different amount of green cast [assuming it is THAT drastic].
But if the subject matter or the camera move…oh man…let’s just say, it would be best if the helpful community here have a look at your footage before any decision was set in stone 🙂
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